The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 03, 1926, Image 5
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THE KIND THAT MAKE HIGH-
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A full assortment, all sizes and
prices. Put one in the hand bag
for your vacation. '
Developing work a specialty.
Established 1886
Safety For Funds
Convenience in paying bills
and the accurate accounting of
money derived from business,
all demand that you have a
Checking Account!
This bank, established 40
years ago, cordially invites your
account, and can, with its facil
ities, guarantee a pleasing ser-
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BANKERS
OLDEST STRONGEST
Very Important
wmilm.
[n. B. M. Spratt, of Chests.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Whitmire, Mrs.
osa Bishop and son. Pierce, of Cross
Keys, and Mr f :W. C. * *
oree, were Sunday gi
Mrs. P. B. Adair.
Saluda, N. C., on Saturday, whe
ill be under medical treatment
ichbourg returned on Sunday.
Mnu J. H. Pitts rotunwd on Tues-
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Bobo and Mr.
Hubert Todd were guests of relatives
in Whitmire on Sunday.
bu r
visitor to relatives in Cross H
of athletics at Morris-Harvey
College, are expected to arrive in the
on Friday to spend some time
Mrs. Hindman’s parenU, Dr. and
Mrs. A. E. Spencer.
Mrs. H. L. Todd of Greenville is the
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ~
Z. Wright.
Miss Margaret Minge of Talladega,
Proper banking connections are
very important to every man or wo
man engaged in business or having a
definite object in life.
This progressive bank strives to
give every constructive assistance, fi
nancial and moral, to the business af
fairs of its customers.
“THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE”
PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs. 3, W. Wade returned Monday
ts of Mr. and 1
University <
imbia, last
ftpend the
Mr. W. A. Galloway of A
.wnt Sunday with Mr. and
M. McMilUn. He was acco
visitors in Spartan-
and Mrs. T. L. W. Bailey we
at Clemson College on Monday a
Tuesday for the commencement ex<
~ * beings mei
SSi.
id Mrs. P. C. Pinson.
Mrs. Melvin Howze and Miss Myra
in Monday of Dr. and Mrs. M.
Mr and Mrs.eG. B. Davidson, Mi
and Mrs. E. P. Little and daughtei
" rere guests of Mr. S. L.
Gary of Whitmire, on Sunday.
Mrs. Ebie Blake and son, Mr. Ed-
rin Blake of Coronaca, were guests
n Monday of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Pin-
ire been living at Barboursville,
Mrs. W, M. Scott of Easley wi
her parents,
j Mrs. T. L. W. Bailey,
i to' Mr. and Mrs. J. P. McMil-
May 28th, a son, George Glas-
Charlotte, were re
- T illie Putnam.
Mr. Kenneth Baker’of Greenwood,
Greenville. \
Miss Fannie Hatton left on M. „
of several days to relatives
and Mrs. L. Harris spent
Saturday in GreenviUe.
The friends of Mr. J. B. Parrott
ill be leased to learn that he '
ergoing an operation for appendici-
is at the Newberry County hosp - ’
Miss Nell Abrams is spending
* days as the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. L. D. A!
Hartwell Hitton left or
day for New York City whrre
1 little 1
st \taek |
»r with re
le Ned Sp
I Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Humph,
, spent Sunday with th
Sterling Pitts.
. and Mrs. J. M. Pitts, Mr. James
" - - - - anjf*Mr
st several months, have retur
. Raymond Pitts returned F:
id Mrs. W. T. Put-
Irs. S. C. Hays returned Saturday
Wrightsville Beach.
Ir. Porcher Smith of Spartanburg,
i the week-end guest of relath
. friends in the city,
liss Marie Adair, who taught
Hickory, N. C. the past year, arrii
Monday to spend the summer with 1
im Wade of Chester,
week of Mr. and Mrs. R.
W. Wade.
Mrs. Landers Davis and childi
partanburg are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Davis.
Alluwee Neighbors returned
Mr. ar
Little John W. Finney, Jr.,
ruest of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Galloway
:f Abbeville.
. J. Duncan visit
I Mr. Dave Di
r, Mrs. Tom
os M. J. McFadden a
visited Miss Myra Frances
Lander College on Sunday,
ert Dillard of College Park,
le guest, of his family
■. W, J, Bailey exp<
week-end Mn
Marion Fleming Bailey and littl
daughters Florence and Frances, an
s. F. L. Pace ai
de their h
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Suddeth ai
| tie son, Noland, and Mrs. Jessie
chil-j Sparks were guests of relatives in
here Cross Anchor on Sunday.
S^l Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Godfrey <
for. the
rday for Jacksonville, Fla., wfc
ley will reside in the future. [mother, MrsT R. H. Young.
Mrs. F. M. Todd of Simpsomnll^, p au ] Thompson of Spartanb
amt Monday and Tuesday with her was the of Mr . and M rs. J
lother, Mrs. Emma Little | T . Blakely on Sunday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pitts, Mr. James ; Miss Mary Copeland attended
Pitts and Mrs. Raymond Pitts Vere in 1 graduating exercises at Davidson
EmmiT PitU w« » 1 Mrs - J - E ' Elliott ,n<1 little Mn ’
ge. Miss Emmie Pitte was a mem !Bin Cobb> of Tryon Qa were recent
ir of the graduating class. i ?ue , t8 of Mr and Mrg R w> p h jiiip 8 .
. Mr - an ?. ® lr8 * Gary . F * ? a i 1,y °?l Mr. ard Mrs. R. W. Phillips and
Kington, N. C., were guests of Dr. and
Mrs. T. L. W. Bailey on Sunday
Monday.
is Virginia and Frances Sn
Monday for a
isit 01 several! _ . f
G A.Nickk.. V-nan F
„„ the Orthopedic Sanitai
department of the Laurens high school The following were in
for the coming year. Monday for the graduate_
;! Mrs. Hartwell Hatton and children 0 f Lander CoUege. Mr. J. M. Pitts,
id Mrs. John H. Pitts, Sr., N
latton in New York, p ittaf Miss Sarah Pitts, Mr. and
. A. 0. Bray and children have J. I. Copeland and Misses Nan and
ed to their home in North Marion Copeland. Miss Martha ~
Wilkesboro, N. C H after a three weeks’ duaghter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
vikit to her parents, Mr. and l^ri. ft. Br., was a member c'
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